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2.7 Procedure to drain Galden and clean medium with filters:
Preparatory steps:
The
DINO-CONDENS-
IT
,-must be cooled to room temperature.
You need a bucket, for the GALDEN with a capacity of approx. 0.5 liters, (not delivered with the machine). An old
cheap plastic bottle will do.
You will also need enough cleaning paper (paper towels, toilet paper
).
2.7.1 How to proceed:
1.
Switch the
DINO-CONDENS-
IT
, to off with the main switch.
2.
Remove the power cable to the
DINO-CONDENS-
IT
, to avoid damaging the connector during draining.
3.
Remove the product carrier from a stainless process chamber.
4.
Tilt the
DINO-CONDENS-
IT
by placing some flat objects (like books or blocks of wood) under one side of
the machine such all the Galden liquid flows to one side of the chamber.
5.
Push the piston of the large syringe (100 ml) all the way in.
6.
Place the syringe on to bottom of the process chamber so it touch is the lowest point of the process
chamber bottom, where the GALDEN has been flowed together.
7.
Now pull the plunger of the syringe. The GALDEN is thereby sucked in and stored in the syringe.
8.
Empty the syringe into the empty bucket/bottle by pressing the plunger of the syringe.
9.
Repeat the procedure until process chamber is empty
10.
When the process chamber is empty, place the
DINO-CONDENS-
IT
in horizontal position.
11.
The
DINO-CONDENS-
IT
process chamber which is now empty, can wiped clean with cleaning paper.
2.7.2 .Medium filtration
You can reuse the used Galden in the bucket/bottle by filtering it by passing it through the cheap coffee filter
paper.
After the passing through the filter into a suitable container, you can put the Galden back into the system.
If you prefer you can, of course, discard the Galden.
2.7.3 Cleaning the inside of the process chamber:
For the cleaning of process chamber you will need appropriate solvents which are capable of dissolving the solder
paste flux residues and other dirt and to be able to wipe it out.
Never use never aggressive detergents. Use Isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol, abbreviated IPA) or alcohol.
Empty some solvent in the tank and use a brush to wash the process chamber walls. Be careful with the process
temperature sensor.
Avoid bending the temperature sensor if you need to clean below this! Pull a thin rough cloth between tank side
and sensor several times, avoiding touching the sensor. If necessary, let it soak in for a few minutes and repeat
the cleaning.
Do not close the lid on the tank immediately. Allow the solvents used to evaporate out of the process chamber
completely before replacing the lid, as there may be a risk of explosion if is there is solvent present in the process
chamber.
